Caffeine. When used in moderation, it is considered safe and effective. However huge dosages can lead to heart palpitations, nervousness, trembling, insomnia and even death when huge overdoses occur (we're talking really huge overdoses, far beyond what a normal person could happily drink. Usually these deaths have been the result of a bet on "who can drink the most " .) However, these side effects are much like any other "appetite suppressant", whether legal or illegal.
On the plus side caffeine is quite cheap. To an outsider, drinking espresso appears to be a lifestyle choice, rather than an act of slight desperation associated with use of drug-based appetite suppressants. The problem is when people begin to attribute weight-loss to a certain drug, or even to just "taking a pill", they get panicky at the prospect of running out of medication. Some people also start the pattern of "double dosing" - increasing their intake because they think they will lose weight faster that way. This can be dangerous, but also very expensive in the long run.
There is also the worry that when you stop taking pill-based appetite suppressants, all your weight will regain. This means that many people end up taking appetite suppressants long term, which doesn't really seem to be an ideal lifestyle choice.
Also, caffeine does not interact with other drugs, whether prescription or over the counter (with the exception of iron supplements; tea, coffee, milk and eggs ingested just before taking the supplement will reduce absorption a little). This cannot be said for other legal (or illegal) appetite suppressants - if you do choose a drug-based one, please let your GP/family doctor be aware of this, since they will need to make sure that any drugs they prescribe to you will not interact with it.
Have you tried eating high fibre, 'bulking out' foods such as pulses and wholegrain cereals? Alternatively, herbal alfafla leaf powder works (allegedly) by the same principle.
Some may, such as Green tea appetite suppressant, because they have caffeine in the ingredients. However, organic caralluma fimbriata compared to all other appetite-suppressants out there that speed up your heart rate, make you feel jittery, and then leave you tired at the end of the day.
Dosages of appetite suppressants vary with the individual and a full dose may be more than necessary for some people.
They are usually some form of upper and I would think that would not help a bipolar person stay on task. Plus, it might interfere with the meds needed to help the bipolar condition.
There are many kinds of appetite suppressants. Acomplia (discontinued in the EU, maybe in the US also due to high risk of suicide) is contradicted officially to psychiatric disorders (for which you are taking the SSRIs) but if your psychiatrist prescribed it so, it's ok. Meridia/Reductil is itself an SSRI, so co-administration is not a great idea. Discontinued in many countries due to risk of suicide. Most probably you are referring to Ampetamine class, stick to doctors instructions. It is possible, but co-administration may have some risks.
It contains caffeine, so it may have some side effects associated with caffeine. Also, the medicine is an appetite suppressant, so it may have side affects associated with appetite suppressants. However, not much is known about the medicine so any specific side effects are unknown. If pregnant or breastfeeding, refrain from using the medication.
There are many varieties of weight loss pill and all have differing effects on your body. Some act as appetite suppressants, some act as diuretics and others may increase your metabolism. You should always check with your doctor before trying a new pill since many are not regulated by the FDA and may include other chemicals that could have an adverse affect on you.
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Diet pills alone do not make you lose weight. Some are appetite suppressants, which should be taken only after medical advice. There is no magic cure for weight loss. No matter what advertising you see if it claims to be a medicine to make you lose weight, it is probably a ploy to take your money.
Herbs can be added to your diet as supplements, teas and foods that will help with weight loss. Some herbs that cause weight loss include stimulants, diuretics, cathartics and appetite suppressants. You should choose which herb according to your personal condition and specific needs.
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A doctor or pharmacist should be consulted before mixing any medications whether prescription or over the counter. Some combinations can have negative side effects. For safety, before taking Zyrtec with cough suppressants, consult a professional.